Platform Health

Platform Health has two cards - one confirms your server-side conversions are landing at each ad platform, the other shows how much paid traffic and engagement your ads are driving against the prior period.

Video guide

A walkthrough of the Platform Health page in TrueMetriks

The Platform Health page has two cards. The first confirms the conversions TrueMetriks fires server-side are reaching each ad platform. The second shows how much paid traffic and engagement those ads are driving, measured against the period before.

Conversion delivery

Per-platform server-side conversion fire results. Failures shown with full error detail.

📅 Last 24 Hours
F Facebook Ads 100.0% A Google Analytics 4 100.0% G Google Ads 100.0%
Total fires175
Successful✔ 175
Failed⚠ 0

Per event

Event Total Successful Failed Success rate
PageView 163 163 0 100.0%
InitiateCheckout 5 5 0 100.0%
Lead 3 3 0 100.0%
Schedule 3 3 0 100.0%
Purchase 1 1 0 100.0%
Platform Health for the last 24 hours: every server-side fire to each ad platform, how many landed, and a per-event breakdown.

Pick a window at the top right (it defaults to the last 24 hours), then read the result:

  • Platform tabs - Facebook Ads, Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, and any other connected platform, each with its overall success rate. Click one to see just that platform.
  • Total fires / Successful / Failed - the headline counts for the selected platform and window.
  • Per event - the same breakdown split by event (PageView, Lead, Purchase, and so on), with a success rate for each.

If anything failed, the row shows the full error detail so you can see exactly why it was rejected. In a healthy account every number sits at 100%, so this part of the page is mostly a quick glance to confirm your tracking is still flowing.

The second card, Paid Traffic & Engagement, counts only the visitors and events that came from your ad platforms - Facebook, Google, and TikTok ads. Organic, direct, and referral traffic is excluded, so every number here is what your paid advertising actually produced. A visitor counts as paid based on their first touch, the source that first brought them to your site.

Paid Traffic & Engagement

Visitors and events from ad platforms only (Facebook, Google, TikTok ads). Organic excluded.

📅 Last 12 months
Day Week Month
Paid pageviews 1,541 ▲ 31% vs 1,180 prior period
Unique paid visitors 813 ▲ 35% vs 602 prior period
Pageviews per visitor 1.90 ▼ 3% vs 1.96 prior period

Paid pageviews per month

Hover any point to compare it with the previous month.

0 100 200 300 400 500 Jun 2025 Aug 2025 Oct 2025 Dec 2025 Feb 2026 Apr 2026 Jun 2026

Per event - this period vs prior period

Event This period Prior period Change
Count Unique people Count Unique people
PageView 1,541 813 1,180 602 ▲ 31%
View Product 612 218 540 205 ▲ 13%
Lead 218 215 240 233 ▼ 9%
Purchase 81 76 64 60 ▲ 27%
Book a Call 75 75 75 72 ▲ 0%
Paid Traffic and Engagement: paid pageviews, unique paid visitors, and pageviews per visitor against the prior period, a per-month trend, and a per-event this-period-vs-prior breakdown.

This card has its own date range and a Day / Week / Month toggle, separate from the conversion-delivery card above. Some ranges lock the toggle to the granularity that fits them - the last 12 months shows by month, shorter ranges by day.

The headline numbers

Three figures sit at the top, each compared with the prior period - the equal-length window immediately before the one you picked:

  • Paid pageviews - total pageviews from paid visitors.
  • Unique paid visitors - how many distinct people those pageviews came from.
  • Pageviews per visitor - paid pageviews divided by unique paid visitors, so you can see how much of your site the average paid visitor explored.

Under each number a coloured change shows the move against the prior period: a green up arrow when it grew, a red down arrow when it fell. The grey text beside it ("vs 1,180 prior period") is the prior period's value, so you always see what you are being compared to.

The chart plots paid pageviews per day, week, or month, following the toggle. Hover any point to compare it with the previous one - the tooltip shows that period's paid pageviews and the percentage change from the period before it, so you can spot where paid traffic ramped up or dropped off.

Per event vs prior period

The table breaks paid activity down by event. For each event you get the count and the number of unique people for this period and for the prior period side by side, plus a Change column comparing the two counts. It is the fastest way to see which paid actions - PageView, Lead, Purchase, Book a Call - are climbing or slipping versus the period before. If there was no paid traffic in the window, the table reads "No paid traffic in this period."

Frequently asked questions

What does Platform Health tell me?

Two things. The conversion-delivery card shows how many server-side conversions fired, succeeded, and failed for each connected ad platform, per event. The Paid Traffic and Engagement card shows the visitors and events your paid ads drove, compared with the prior period.

How do I find out why a conversion failed?

Any failed row shows the full error detail returned by the platform, so you can see exactly why that conversion was rejected.

What counts as paid traffic on this page?

Only visitors and events whose first touch came from an ad platform - Facebook, Google, or TikTok ads. Organic, direct, and referral traffic is excluded, so the numbers reflect what your advertising actually produced.

What does the prior period compare against?

The period immediately before the one you selected, of equal length. Last 30 days compares with the 30 days before that. Green with an up arrow means it grew, red with a down arrow means it fell.

What is pageviews per visitor?

Paid pageviews divided by unique paid visitors - how many pages the average paid visitor looked at. A higher number means paid visitors are exploring more of your site.

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